Just checking to see who is planning to attend this enduro.  I know Ryan will be there.  I will be in a group from Michigan attending for the first time.

Mike

I am supposed to be shown how to enduro ride by p quigley who is  a rock star on the bike...honduhs 250 and 450

I will be there. First time on a dirt bike since I got hurt 3 years ago racing at Byron MX. By the way....try convincing your non-dirt bike wife that there is a difference between Byron MX and the Byron enduro!!!! Just got back from breaking in the motor on the new bike and hoping the rain stays away.

Goals for Sunday??? Finish and get dead last in Vet A! (I think one of them is actually attainable)  

Brian,

        Vet A is not too bad of a class. I am glad that I am out of it though. I welcome senior A, older is better. Now I'm the young guy in the old guy class!

                 Mark

No really bad news yet.  That will come IF you don't get the event run on the 9th.

Lets all cross are fingers and hope for the best.

I would agree....it's actually "good" news for me. Since the new bike is less than a week old and I have about 20 minutes on it, I am going to use the day to go riding at Dyracuse. Per their website, they open this weekend and the sand isn't that bad in the rain. BAD news will be if we are having this talk next Sat. night.

(PS....thanks for all the hard work this week Ryan. Having put on my share of events....I know how little sleep you must have by now).

Ryan,

Just wanted to be the first (here anyway) for a great event. I had a blast. Trails were perfect and the weather you ordered was good too.

Thanks again to you and the rest of the club. See you at Roselawn!

I also thought it was a great enduro.

I hope everything went well at the new starting area.  It appeared to me that most guys followed the rules.

A big thank you to you, the club members and all of the helpers that made the event a go.

Yeah, good job for sure, Ryan! I also thought that people were staying out of the hay fields, and even mostly out of the corn chop. I was on minute 45 (plus running way late as usual), and it looked like the hay fields were OK even then. Hope the post-race landowner pow-wow goes well.

I didn't get any food either, guess I should have got over there sooner! But if they sold out, that's a good thing, right?

Great course, great facilities, and great weather--a major success I'd say! Thanks again!

P.S.: Enough already with all the  low-hanging head banging stuff!

Was definately worth the 4hr trip from central WI!!!!!  Thanks guys!!!!

Anyone else have trouble with the ninja vines trying to take your bike from under you??